The history of Victory Day dates back to the Great Offensive that ended with victory in Dumlupınar on 30 August 1922, under the command of Atatürk.

The Great Offensive was the final phase of the Turkish War of Independence and enabled the Turkish army led by Mustafa Kemal Atatürk to win the fight for independence by expelling the Greek invaders from Anatolia.

The Great Offensive began on 26 August 1922. The Turkish army decisively defeated the Greek army in Afyonkarahisar on 27 August, Uşak on 28 August and Dumlupınar on 30 August.

The Battle of Dumlupınar was the turning point of the Turkish War of Independence. With this battle, the Turkish army came very close to winning the fight for independence by expelling the Greek army from Anatolia.

The victory won in Dumlupınar on August 30, 1922 showed the determination and success of the Turkish nation in the struggle for independence and freedom. This victory formed the basis of the foundation of the Republic of Türkiye.

Victory Day is celebrated with great enthusiasm every year in Turkey. On August 30, official ceremonies are held all over Turkey.

In these ceremonies, Atatürk and his comrades are commemorated, a moment of silence is observed for the martyrs and the National Anthem is sung.

Various cultural and artistic events are also organized on Victory Day. These events include festivals, concerts, theater performances and sporting events.

Victory Day symbolizes the victory of the Great Offensive, which formed the basis of the foundation of the Republic of Turkey. Therefore, it is celebrated as an important national holiday in Turkey.

Victory Day is a day that shows the determination and success of the Turkish nation in their struggle for independence and freedom.

This day is also a symbol of the unity and solidarity of the Turkish nation.

Celebrations of Victory Day begin early in the morning on August 30 every year. Official ceremonies are held all over Turkey.

In these ceremonies, Atatürk and his comrades are commemorated, a moment of silence is observed for the martyrs and the National Anthem is sung.

Following the official ceremonies, various cultural and artistic events are organized. These events include festivals, concerts, theater performances and sporting events.

Victory Day is an important national holiday in Turkey. This holiday is a day that shows the determination and success of the Turkish nation in their struggle for independence and freedom. This day is also a symbol of the unity and solidarity of the Turkish nation.

Victory Day was celebrated for the first time in Afyon in 1924 under the name Commander-in-Chief Victory. Victory Day has been celebrated on August 30 since 1926. Victory Day is a public holiday in Turkey.

Victory Day is an important national holiday symbolizing the victory of the Great Offensive, which formed the basis of the foundation of the Republic of Turkey.

This holiday is a day that shows the determination and success of the Turkish nation in their struggle for independence and freedom. (p)This day is also a symbol of the unity and solidarity of the Turkish nation.